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    New use for the Bite-Not collar...

    The Bite-Not collar is an alternative to an e-collar for dogs(I think they make little ones for cats too, but I can't imagine getting it on a cat!) It works like a cervical collar. Dog can't turn his head enough to lick or chew at an injury, but can still see, eat and move freely. That's the theory anyway. My Anvik begs to differ!


    Sophia thinks the collar is a pretty cozy cat bed!

    She spent all morning in her 'cat tunnel'!

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    AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW! thats it I am on the next plane out! says Here kitty kitty!
    Merry Holidays to One an All Blessed be

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    Awwww....how sweet!!
    Maggie,

    I didn't slap you, I just high fived your Face!
    I've Been Boo'd!!

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    Adorable! I dont believe I have seen your kitty before. What is her history?


    Thank you so much Michelle!

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    I've been BOO'd!!! Thanks Lori!

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    Quote Originally Posted by kt_luvs_kitties
    What is her history?
    Sophia is my newest kitty. She's been here a couple weeks now. She was dumped in the forest and fortunately found before a predator ate her. Someone brought her to the local shelter. She had a horrible gum/tooth infection. Her little face was all swollen and she was miserable. I was at the shelter one day to see a friend who works there. She showed me Sophia, then called Princess. I sent a scathing email to the Board of Directors about how no cat in Humane Society care should be left to suffer like that. (My hubby is on the board so he got an earful too!) She very quickly got the dental care she needed. She lost all her teeth except her fangs.

    I couldn't stop thinking about her so I eventually brought her home. Once her mouth didn't hurt anymore, a very sweet, affectionate kitty emerged.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr.Goodnow
    AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW! thats it I am on the next plane out! says Here kitty kitty!

    Wait up Dr. G., I'm with you! (grabs Aerobed and PJ's) Glacier, I am reeeeeeally good at washing pet bowls and keeping cat boxes clean.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cassiesmom
    Wait up Dr. G., I'm with you! (grabs Aerobed and PJ's) Glacier, I am reeeeeeally good at washing pet bowls and keeping cat boxes clean.
    Ok we will split the cat box duty and for our reward we get to play with the new pup too! and of course I call anvik as my bunk mate
    Merry Holidays to One an All Blessed be

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    LOL How cute.

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    Well

    Sophia came up with a better use than I imagined after spotting this thread title.

    Of course, I always think the worst has happened ...

    I figgured Tamara busted an arm and needed a "splint" ...
    "Anvik! Go fetch your Byte-Not for Mommy!"

    - - -
    "Here, Mom. Need sum help puttin it on?"

    Oh well ... a Kat Bed isn't as dramatic; but less painful.

    /s/ Cinder, Smokey & Heidi

    R.I.P. ~ Boots, Bowser, Sherman, & Snoopy

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    Why do we not see more pictures of this stunning brown tabby girl? She is sooo sweet and pretty. and definately putting that collar to a good use.

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